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GOP lawmakers want to eliminate extra $300/week federal unemployment benefits to address workforce shortages

GOP lawmakers want to eliminate extra $300/week federal unemployment benefits to address workforce shortages
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State Republicans introduce bill to eliminate $300 federal unemployment benefits in Wisconsin

State Republicans introduce bill to eliminate $300 federal unemployment benefits in Wisconsin
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Workforce shortage challenges reemerge as Wisconsin businesses dig out of the pandemic

MITCHELL SCHMIDT Wisconsinâs return to near pre-pandemic unemployment levels has brought with it the reemergence of one of the biggest challenges facing some of the stateâs largest industries â a workforce shortage. The need for workers in multiple sectors of the economy has Republicans and the stateâs largest business lobby calling on the state to end its participation in enhanced federal pandemic unemployment benefits, which they say creates a disincentive to work. Liberals point to long-term structural changes as an opportunity to provide higher wages, better benefits, more skills-based training and adequate child care offerings â a need that was drastically amplified with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic â as necessary to get more Wisconsinites into the workforce.

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Enbridge Federal Court Case Receives Broad Support From Government Business And Labor From Michigan Canada And Throughout The Region

News | May 12, 2021 Enbridge Federal Court Case Receives Broad Support From Government, Business And Labor From Michigan, Canada, And Throughout The Region Calgary, AB and Lansing, MI /PRNewswire/ - The Government of Canada and entities representing hundreds of thousands of businesses and workers from across the Great Lakes region in the United States and Canada demonstrated support for Enbridge s case in federal court over the Line 5 easement in the Straits of Mackinac by submitting friend of the court briefs. Entities that submitted briefs include: The Government of Canada Attorneys General of Ohio and Louisiana Chambers of Commerce from the U.S., Canada, Michigan and Ohio, along with the Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce

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Justices reject rules fast-tracking redistricting lawsuits

Justices reject rules fast-tracking redistricting lawsuits TODD RICHMOND, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail MADISON, Wis. (AP) The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday rejected a Republican request that all state redistricting lawsuits start in the high court. In its order denying the request, the court recapped the arguments for and against the Republicans request, but it offered little explanation for its denial, saying only that the rule changes wouldn t help the justices weigh any redistricting challenges. The court cautioned, though, that its denial doesn t mean it would refuse to hear an appeal from a lower court ruling or reject a request to take a case directly. The order did not say how each justice voted.

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